1692 days ago

PROFESSIONAL CAR DETAILING

Michael from Diamond cars

PROFESSIONAL CAR DETAILING. Hello everyone, I am Michael. I offer different car grooming services. I have over 10 years work experience. I can get your car ready for selling or just make it look fresh. Jobs I do: Quick car grooming includes: car wash, wheel wash, quick vacuum, tyres polish with silicon. Price from $25 depends on car. Full groom includes: car wash, wheel wash, engine wash, door frames wash, full vacuum interior, plastic panel polish inside the car, engine plastic panel polish, Windows cleaning, tyre polish with silicon. Price from 80$ depends on car. Cut and polish includes: removing small scratches from car body, and full car body polish. Prices around $140 depends on work. Just polish car body. Price from $50. Cut and polish headlights. Price $40. Interior cleaning with shampoo machine includes: seats cleaning, carpet cleaning, car roof lining clean, interior plastic panels cleaning. Price depends on work. Tint removing. Price from $40 depends on car. Also small car repairs. And other. I only use the quality products for my work. I can either take your car to my garage and return the car after work is done or come to your place for work. I guarantee the high quality job, you will be happy with my work. Ph: 0221060589. Email: diamondcars28@hotmail.com

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